Invention of calligraphy script
Sunday, 14 April 2024
To understand the magnitude of the invention of a new calligraphy script it is important to remember that after creation of ‘Nastaleeq’ by Mir Ali Sultan Tabreezi around 1400 in Persia, no script of Urdu, Persian or Arabic, has ever been invented, with the exception of Mirza Muhammad Hussain who developed the running the running hand version of Nastaleeq called Shakistan in 1616 and Mirza Sultan in Heart who came up with a similar style called Shaffiah in the middle of the seventeenth century. Ibn-e-Kaleem stands alone in the feat.
How did Ibn-e-Kaleem find his metier?
Labels: Arts, Calligraphy, Khate-e-Ra’ana
posted by S A J Shirazi @ Sunday, April 14, 2024,
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